Auberle in McKeesport seeking certification as wildlife habitat
For the past 58 years, Auberle has been home to students and families who otherwise might not have places to go. Now it is seeking to be a home for wildlife as well, as it vies to be a certified habitat by the National Wildlife Federation.
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Kent Land Trust Gets 28-Acre Vagts Parcel
KENT—An 18-month-long dream has been realized with the acquisition of a significant parcel of land on South Kent Road by the Kent Land Trust.
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KDWP will drain silt from Lemon Park Lake
Two floods in a week brought tons of silt and debris through Lemon Park and deposited much of it in Lemon Park Lake on the east side of the park.
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